Emperor Mingying's Zhu Qizhen did not listen to the opinions of his ministers and insisted on going to the front to command the battle. He set out with a 500,000-strong army, and halfway to the road, he suddenly received news of defeat from the front, Wa

Emperor Mingying's Zhu Qizhen did not listen to the opinions of his ministers and insisted on going to the front to command the battle.

He set off with a large army of 500,000 troops, and halfway to the road, he suddenly received news of defeat from the front, and the army of Watts was about to surround him.

The eunuch Wang Zhen hurriedly asked the army to turn around and retreat, and when they reached the Tumu Fort, the Wa Thorn army still caught up. In this battle, Zhu Qizhen was captured.

The chancellor of the capital saw that The wasting besieged the capital, but in his heart did not want to save the unreliable emperor, but instead thought of Zhu Qizhen's younger brother Zhu Qiyu.

In this way, Zhu Qiyu was forced to ascend to the throne.

Zhu Qiyu reused a group of ministers like Yu Qian to humbly listen to opinions, boost the morale of soldiers, and carry out the defense of Beijing.

The morale of the Ming army was surprisingly good, and they could not care about Zhu Qizhen's life and death, and when they saw the soldiers of the Wattle Thorn, they rushed up to fight.

It was a battle that must be lost, but it was a victorious battle to save the country.

On the other hand, the Wa Thorn side did not want the Ming Dynasty to recuperate and grow its strength, so they tried to send Zhu Qi back.

As soon as the Zhu Qiyu brothers met and performed a deep brotherly love, Zhu Qizhen was then put under house arrest.

The brothers had their own thoughts, Zhu Qiyu wanted his son to inherit the throne, and tried for a long time to abolish his nephew's position as crown prince, but soon after his son suddenly died.

Zhu Qiyu was always thinking about how to regain the throne, and in the eighth year of Jingtai, Zhu Qiyu suddenly fell ill, and some of the ministers rescued Zhu Qizhen and supported him to sit back on the throne.

Zhu Qiyu died a month after Zhu Qizhen became emperor.